Bill and Janice have created some very different cross-stitch designs
I helped them stitch some of the above pieces,
I stitched the Egyptian Maze, Pink Elephants
and some of the Celtic designs
Beatitudes (top left bottom picture),
Benedicat, Pax Vobiscum and In Principio,
I also stitched some of the cottages show top left of the top picture,
they are local to Minehead and the surrounding areas

her work is so different and absolutely beautiful.
I have to admit I did spend quite a bit of money on her stall,
and probably will buy more pieces.

She did amazing pieces of work all by hand as the displays said many times.
Television has a lot to answer for!
I got great inspiration from the pieces and now
my poor little brain has gone into overdrive!
"Grandmothers Garden"
This is a childs chair

stitched and pulled thread work
"The Button Box"
The Pearls of Wisdom display
These diamond shapes were no more than 2" long

Each square no more than a inch pieced together in shades
of brown, and if you looked at it from another direction it just
looked like a quilt in shades of brown.
There were loads of other stalls of different things too.
There will be another craft fair in Exeter in January I shall be there either
helping Janice or visiting with a friend.
That is the Craft4Crafters let me know if you will be able to visit.
I will try and meet up!
fair 28th to 30th January 2010
Hi Julie,
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fabulous event to be part of! Sadly I am too far away to get down there to visit :-( I hope you and your friend enjoy yourselves though!
Have a great weekend :-)
Rose XXX
Hello Julie
ReplyDeleteJust the kind of event I like to visit. It must have been great to be there. There is one in Shepton Mallet, Somerset which I sometimes go to.
Lovely to be able to see what was there via your photos.
Have a great weekend!
Isabelle x
I was there on Thursday.. what a shame I didn't know that you were there too... we could have said 'Hello' in person.
ReplyDeleteIt was a great show and the showcases were awesome!
Hope your friends have done well
Love Yvonne xx
How good to have been able to make work for your friends' display - you must feel proud.
ReplyDeleteThe work by Isabel Elliott is very inspiring - I especially love the Jurassic display an the greenhouse and garden. One day I shall have time for such detailed pursuits, but now is not my time.
Thank you for sharing these lovely works.
E
xx
Your work is wonderful! I bet it was great to be part of the show.
ReplyDeleteHello Julie, thank you for leaving me a comment, yes you can join my PIF, :), it's a pleasure, am I in yours?, lol, just asking..., well you're an artist in cross stitch it's one of my fave hobbies, I love to make crafts in general
ReplyDeleteoh it looks lovely, i went to one in manchester and spent far too much!! ive been thinking about doing a hexagon patchwork for a while now. love the cross stitch you did for the stall. fliss xx
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